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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 74

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g-books, etc., can besewed two or more on and cut apart after being sewed,thus materially reducing the cost of production. SEWING 59 Curved Needle Machine.— There are two styles ofcurved needle machines — the straight feed and therevolving feed arm. The straight feed machine isdesigned for large… … Smyth No. 8 (Improved Old No. 4). or sunken bands. If sunken bands are desired, the signa-tures must be sawed out for the bands. On all otherkinds of sewing no previous preparation of the work isrequired. The stitches are about one and one-half incheslong. From one to six stitches can be put into…

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